Insurance
Coronavirus travel insurance: who will cover me?
You can now get travel insurance that covers COVID-19 – but it’s not as straightforward as it sounds.
Could your car insurance premium go up because of a software update?
Drivers of connected cars are at risk of paying more or even invalidating their cover due to unclear rules over updates
Is your bike covered under your home insurance policy?
Which? explains whether bicycle theft is covered under home insurance policies, and offers advice on whether specialist bike insurance is worth the cost.
Should you buy a dash cam to cut the cost of your car insurance premium?
Which? explains whether installing a dash cam in your car can be useful in the event of a claim and in cutting the cost of your car insurance premium.
Will your car insurance premium go up if you lose your job?
Unemployed people face paying 40% more for their car insurance than those who are employed. Which? looks at why this is and how to save.
FCA to ban the car and home insurance ‘loyalty penalty’: how much will you save?
The regulator wants to end the pricing practice where customers are charged more the longer they stay with the same insurer. Which? explains how much you could save and what the new rules will mean for haggling and shopping around.
Wedding receptions reduced to 15 people in England due to a rise in coronavirus cases
Find out the latest changes after Prime Minister Boris Johnson outlined new restrictions to weddings to curb the second wave of COVID-19
Seven ways to cut the cost of your car insurance renewal
As we enter car insurance renewal season, Which? explains how to get the best deal on your insurance policy, and provides the latest COVID-19 insurance advice.
Home insurance premiums hit seven-year high: how to get a cheap deal
Which? explains why home insurance premiums have hit a seven year high and offers tips on how to cut the cost of insuring your home.
How to play the insurance claims game
A new diary project has revealed the impact of COVID-19 on insurance, leaving policyholders frustrated and out of pocket. Here's how to avoid a claims nightmare.